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Testing: While the purpose of this API is strictly for the reporting and sharing of information related to fraudulent applications and bad actors, any valid AppID or CCCID can be used for testing purposes. In addition to testing the API, these data will support the Tech Centers testing of the internal workflows to identify other applications that may be associated with the individual(s) reported to be fraudulent. 

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In your Postman workspace, click on the Fraud Report Submit file in the Fraud Report collection.

Using Postman to Submit a Fraud Report

To support non-technical users that may not have the

necessary skillset

programming experience to build and submit a web request from

the

a schema,

the report can be submitted via the

Postman

tool - operation

can be

using be API developers, In the body of the post, the data structure for the FraudReportSubmit mutation appears in the Query portion of the workspace, with ($input: FraudReportSubmitInput!) as the required argument. In GraphQL, an Input can be an argument against an object. In this case, FraudReportSubmit is an object type. The three fields below the object indicate the fields that we want values for in the response. The input variables appear in the GraphQL VARIABLES box

used for submitting fraud reports. Please visit Submitting Fraud Reports Using Postman for instructions and screen shots.

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Receiving Fraud Notifications to a Staging Table

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Copying & Exporting Query Operations

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The fastest and easiest way to create the other query variations to use in Postman is to modify the existing file starting in the Apollo sandbox. The process below outlines the steps for creating a new query entry to your Fraud Report Postman collection which will allow you to make an API call using a CCCID or App ID.

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To export the FraudReportQuery operation, or a configuration of the template, as defined in the schema in the Apollo sandbox, click the three dots in the Operation section to display the context menu for options.

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Using Postman for Making API Queries

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We’ve developed a developer ‘starter kit’ for creating queries.

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(blue star) Creating & Modifying Postman Events

CCCTC has defined templates for three different variations of the FraudReportQuery in the schema documented in the Apollo sandbox. One of these variations, FraudReportQuery:WithRecipientMisCode, was provided to the colleges in a Postman file named, Fraud Report Query, which was imported during the implementation process. See Creating & Modifying Postman Events in the Using Postman for the Fraud Data API Guide.

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See Creating & Modifying Postman Events in Using Postman with the Fraud Data API Guide for a guide to creating and modifying additional query variations of the FraudReportQuery operation.

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(blue star) Using Postman for Making API Queries

We’ve created a developer ‘starter kit’ for making Fraud Data queries. See Querying Fraud Data Using Postman in the Using Postman with the Fraud Data API Guide for details.

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Documentation & Supporting Resources

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